Spokane County residents are invited to pay tribute to Deputy Parker Perry and Deputy Mason Acheson at a memorial service scheduled for November 18, 2026, at the Numerica Veterans Arena, according to a Thursday morning announcement from the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office.
The office said the event will recognize each deputy’s career with the sheriff’s department and their service to the Washington National Guard. Seating is being reserved for families, friends, members of the Washington Army National Guard, law‑enforcement personnel and other first responders. Once reserved seating is allocated, the public will be welcome to attend, though the specific start time and procession route have not yet been released.
In the announcement, the sheriff’s office encouraged community members to donate to the Sheriff Community Oriented Policing Effort (S.C.O.P.E.) to support the deputies’ families. “Each lived their lives in service to their families, faith, community, country, and team members,” the statement read.
Earlier this week, a local fundraiser generated $31,195 for the families of the two deputies, who were killed in a shooting in Spangle on November 3, 2026. The amount was reported by KHQ as part of its coverage of the community’s response to the tragedy.
Spokane officials hope the memorial service will provide a focal point for community solidarity and allow residents to express gratitude for the deputies’ dedication. The sheriff’s office plans to share additional details, including the procession route and service start time, as planning progresses.
What’s next: Residents can look for further announcements from the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office regarding seating assignments and the service schedule. Those wishing to contribute to S.C.O.P.E. can do so through the department’s designated donation channels. The memorial service on November 18 will be a key opportunity for the community to honor the fallen deputies and support their families.
